luke.thedronefa
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Hey guys! I run a DJI Dealership called The Drone Factory! I've actually encountered the problem too. But for me, I've found a way to fix it.
First of all. Make sure you have your correct PAL / NTSC settings set in the camera menu to suit your area. For example, it was set to NTSC for me, but I switched to PAL.
The issue with me, was that I switched to PAL from NTSC but didn't reselect the correct frame-rate in the resolution settings. (So it was still set to 29.7fps even though switching to PAL replaces this option with 25fps)
Furthermore, the Micro SD card supplied with X5 appears to be Class 10 / UHS 1 . For running in full 4K mode, this isn't actually fast enough for the highest resolution. You need a U3 SD card. HOWEVER, the UHD 4K works fine!
BUT REMEMBER: 4K (4096 x 2160) and UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) are VERY DIFFERENT. 4K IS NOT 16:9 such as 1080p & 720p. Only UHD 4K is. So basically, it's probably gonna be quite rare that you want to use the full 4K feature anyways since you'll have to crop the footage in post unless you want to have black bands at the bottom and at the top when playing on a UHD 4K screen.
If you want to Film in "4K" in the same Aspect Ratio as 1080p, then select 3840 x 2160 (UHD 4K) and not the larger one. It's a misconception because one would assume that 3840x2160 is not 4K because it's not larger than 4000 pixels. That is incorrect.
Anyways, this means you probably won't need to use anything above UHD 4K - Which actually works with the native SD card without have to buy a new one.
Key Points to fix crash / blue screen:
1. Make sure you select the appropriate PAL / NTSC setting and THEN reselect the wanted resolution & frame rate!
2. Don't use 4K - 4096 x 2160 unless you have a SD card with UHS3 (U3) - Instead, use UHD 4K - 3840 x 2160 since that is the correct ratio for most tv's anyways, especially if you will be uploading this on internet and downgrading the quality to 1080p or 720p.
3. Any lower resolutions than UHD 4k should work fine!
4. Yes, just always check for app updates and firmware upgrades. DJI are good at fixing things! |
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